South Florida Real Estate Boom Not Dampened By Sea Level Rise

New buildings, a mix of residential and office space, stand on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, which has seen a surge of development in recent years. The long-neglected area includes the Hudson Yards, the largest private real estate development in U.S. history.
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A 2008 photo shows Presidio Terrace, a gated community in San Francisco. A San Jose couple bought the street — a private road — after the homeowners association failed to pay a tax bill.
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This School District Asked Real Estate Agents To Help Rekindle Its Reputation

Back when commercial lenders were eager to do business with him, Donald Trump briefly operated an airline. In this 1989 picture, Trump attends a ribbon-cutting for the venture at Boston's Logan International Airport.
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Trump May Have A Lot Of Money, But Documents Show He Owes A Lot, Too

The Chrysler Building is reflected in the side of the Grand Hyatt Hotel in midtown Manhattan. The hotel on East 42nd Street was Donald Trump's first major development project.
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As Trump Built His Real Estate Empire, Tax Breaks Played A Pivotal Role

Chinese staff wait for investors at a reception desk during an event promoting a Kushner Companies development in Shanghai on Sunday. Nicole Kushner Meyer, sister of Jared Kushner, has canceled an upcoming presentation that had been scheduled for Saturday in Shenzhen.
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A view of the Caribbean is among the things attracting new buyers to high-priced Havana real estate along the city's famous seaside strip, the Malecón.
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How Donald Trump Lost $916 Million

A roofer works on a home in Chapel Hill, N.C. A rebound in spending on home remodeling is a good sign for the U.S. economy. But a shortage of skilled workers is restraining activity.
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There's A Home Renovation Boom, But Good Luck Finding A Contractor

Ronit Shy stands in front of the construction site for the building that will be her future home. She was among 200 Israelis who won a housing lottery with 6,000 entrants.
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